Taking on TB
Bree Aldridge and her team are revolutionizing how we understand and treat this deadly disease.
What Matters Most
Alum Dawn Gross on why hard conversations about life and death are so important.
Right on Track
A look at the successes and future of the Maine Track program.
Keeping Tabs on Hypertension
A new wearable device puts Tufts on the frontlines in fighting high blood pressure.
Finding the Brain Pathway to Obesity
A new study reveals how leptin affects both weight gain and diabetes.
Gut Reaction
Need proof that beauty is in all things? See “Enteroid Supernova,” an image of enlarged, clumped-together enteroids.
Staving Off Burnout
Jody Schindelheim helps budding physicians grapple with the emotional burdens of the profession.
Taking a Stand Against Gun Violence
Donning white coats, students condemned the public-health crisis.
New Hope for Postpartum Depression
Research by Jamie Maguire has led to a drug now under FDA review.
Poised for the Future of Health Care
Meeting the demand for health-informatics professionals to manage and analyze data.
Surgery Star Stepping Down
Tufts Medical Center surgeon-in-chief Bill Mackey will stay on until his successor is chosen.
Continuing Education
A generous donor teams up with Tufts to support research and teaching through the Professorship Partnership Challenge.
When Medicine Meets Fiction
A pediatric cardiologist reaches young patients through literature.
New Worldview
School of Medicine students evaluate programs and policies to combat HIV in Namibia.
Long-Distance Health
Tufts-affiliated doctors are involved in a new model of medical-care delivery.
Swinging Shape
Improve your game and your health with these tips from the Golf Doc.
Why I Give
Ana Lopes Johnson, M01
Caps Off
The 2018 School of Medicine graduates are ready to tackle health-care challenges.
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